The Physics of Faith

Tim and Tommy read Mark chapter five, discussing how Jesus cast out the legion of demons, healed the issue of blood, and the young woman who, "was just sleeping."

Tim and Brandon break down a basic understanding of the Old and New Covenants. They discuss the purpose of the Old, the nature of the New, and the revelation of the character of God through gradual steps with His people.

Tim and Tommy read Mark Chapter Four and discuss the parables of Jesus, as well as why Jesus spoke in parables.

Tim and Brandon discuss the viral campaign, He Gets Us, diving into their message, their their campaign, their funders, and their website. The discussion ranges from the concept of the campaign to the criticisms leveled against it, and if those criticisms are valid.

Tim and Tommy continue into Mark chapter three, discussing the pharisee's plot to kill Jesus, blaspheming of the Holy Spirit, and Jesus picking the twelve.

Tim and Brandon focus on the suffering endured by Jesus Christ, what it accomplished, and what it means for us today.

Tim and Tommy read through Mark chapter two, and discuss Jesus forgiving sins, revealing His divinity, and why he hung out with tax collectors and "sinners."

Tim and Ethan debut a new segment in which they discuss a Christian book. In this episode we discuss The Problem of Pain, by C.S. Lewis, in an attempt to answer the age old question, "If God is good, why do we suffer?"

Tim and Tommy read and discuss the Gospel of Mark, diving into the life and ministry of Jesus.

Tim and Brandon discuss contentment. What does it mean, but more importantly, what does the Bible teach us about it.

Tim and Tommy close out the book of Second Peter.

Tm and Brandon discuss the concept of Joy, what the Bible says about it, how we devalue it, and how it differs from happiness or contentment. 1517 Blog: https://www.1517.org/articles/cs-lewis-on-joy

Tim and Tommy continue through second Peter, discussing chapter 2.

Tim and Brandon are joined by Carly to discuss forgiveness. Why is it important? How do we accomplish it practically? What does the Bible tell us on this topic?

Tim and Tommy discuss 2nd Peter, Chapter one.

Tim and Brandon discuss the moral argument, which is to ask, can we truly have objective morality without the existence of God? Where do moral laws come from if not a moral law-giver?

Tim and Tommy discuss first Peter chapter 5.

Tim and Brandon discuss the importance of Grace, what it is, and how the believer should respond to it.

Tim and Tommy discuss first Peter chapter 4.

Tim and Brandon discuss the meaning of Christmas, where some of the traditions come from, and the true spirit of the holidays.

Tim and Tommy continue through 1st Peter, and tackle chapter three.

Tim, Brandon, and Tommy discuss the word love, how it's used in the Bible, and how we use it differently today. Matthew 22:34-40 But when the Pharisees heard that Jesus had silenced the Sadducees, they gathered together. And one of them, a lawyer, asked Him a question, testing Him: “Teacher, which is the great commandment in the Law?” And He said to him, “‘You shall love the Lord your God with...

Tim and Tommy continue through 1st Peter.

Tim, Brandon, and Tommy read and discuss three of their favorite parables from the New Testament. First, the parable of the wedding feast; second, the parable of the talents; third, the parable of the sower.

Tim and Tommy discuss 1st Peter chapter one, as the start of a series on 1st and 2nd Peter.